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I'm currently storing generated HTML pages in a memcached in-memory cache. This works great, however I am wanting to increase the storage capacity of the cache beyond available memory. What I would really like is:
memcached semantics (i.e. not reliable...
Started by brofield on
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Not the best solution but seemingly the only one currently available. .
I only want the expiry time.
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I want to learn how to write the Javascript/CSS/HTML side of my applications but I want to skip the CSS kludges, bad Javascript, and non-semanitic HTML of the past and jump directly to HTML 5, CSS 3, clean Javascript libraries. I've been reading Mark ...
Started by guidoism on
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Douglas Crockford is a good author on the subject, but there are ... .
Do a search for object oriented javascript.
Learn jQuery :o)
W3Schools is an excellent site for a quick and simple start .
Douglas Crockford's JavaScript: The Good Parts is a classic.
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I want to learn more Asp.Net (and MVC). I would like to say I am a decent developer, but everything I work on seems to be maintenance or enhancements. I want to start a website or web app completely from scratch. I would prefer to use MVC, but whatever...
Started by Martin on
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For example, you could just create a way to track tasks, add keywords in your wishlist, add site pages you want to scan and an email address to send.
As you want it as your skills increase.
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So what's your best advice for someone who knows application side development (C++/C#) and wants to start developing web applications and websites?
What languages should i start with? (php/javascript/other)
What kind of tips do you have for me?
Started by kkaploon on
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PHP hosting solutions for you to test your....
Afterwards, you should learn server side web development.
Then, when you'll feel you're able to get where you want with those kind of website you want to create.
Would be very nice to learn too!).
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I've been using PHP ever since I got a job in web development (late last year).
I currently have a desire to learn something new. I was considering Python.
Has anyone else been in this state of mind, and what were their choices? Did they end up learning...
Started by alex on
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So, why not learn and you'll find lots of application... .
If you were wanting presumably want to find something useful to scratch that 'something new' itch with.
The point of that? If you were planning to give up PHP, it would be fair enough .
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My apologies in advance if this turns out to be a novice question. At the moment, my main frustration/oblivion stems from the absolutely confounding nature of performing a search for my particular problem.
I am using a variety of htaccess rules to ensure...
Started by Justin on
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That’s how virtually every site on the internet works.)
The only way to prevent... .
(And that’s okay.
I may be misunderstanding the question, but assuming each page on your site served as a separate HTML page, the elements on it will be redrawn each time .
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I remember when I switched from Classic ASP to PHP many years ago, and I came accross an awesome document on the net showing how the VBscript differed to PHP. It really helped me when I ported an old photo album software I made to PHP.
I was wondering...
Started by alex on
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Since you seem to be into web development, I assume that you want to use .net and C# to make web.
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Hi every1!
ok so I have this code
`$sql = "INSERT INTO userTable (username, password, gender, city, zip, email) VALUES ('$username', '$password', '$male', '$city', '$email')"; mysql_query($sql) or die ("unable to process query");`
and for some reason ...
Started by Pete Herbert Penito on
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You can.
Seems to have found the correct answer, but you might also want to know about mysql_error .
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I have been an interactive project manager for about 7 years now and considering going back to my first passion which was HTML. As a producer I am up to date on how technology has progressed in the 7 years I have been away from TextEdit but my development...
Started by Steven on
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Remember that your PM that what you are now looking for is development work, and you no longer want to be a PM.
Increase the percentage of your work that is in the field you want over time.
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Yeah, I'm not too happy with the GPL having nothing preventing others from taking your work and claiming it as theirs.
I've been looking at the MIT and CPAL licenses. Any suggestions?
Oh and, I need the license to be compatible with MIT.
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As a joke answer, I community wiki-ed it so people .
I'm not sure if this is exactly what you want.
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